European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 14, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Military Medicine on the foreign hospitals see pages 8 and 9 n surveillance drone gets go ahead. Page 5 called quiet. Page 7 d heart recipient Meeta Reagan. Page 12 stripes Magazine the stars  Thoi sized unofficial publication Fob the . Armed of Kucij vol. 44. No. 301 Friday february 14, 1986 a � d 8693 a Dod urges ingress -pp8 polities by Norman Black a military writer Washington defense Secretary Caspar w. Weinberger challenged Gress on wednesday to prove Ali ingress to save Money by auth Ferng him to shut Down  bases with just two months  he selected starting Points three facilities i Vlaszac Husetis Pennsylvania Reagan denounces Trade Protection Iger to id mers St. Louis a Prosr font Reagan campaigning for a Republican so to Hope Ful wednesday decried Trade protectionism As the no. I threat to agriculture and said import tech would raise prices for All a jeans while inviting retaliation. Rather than relying on import Rusti the president said a healthier world rect Tor american agricultural c provide the Best answer to armers woes. J. Reagan speaking at to Ltd Raiser for former Missouri gov.  kit Bond also decried the Road of big spend ers and big tax cars said is waiting to reverse his admin Ilion s budgetary restraint. As for farm it Reagan told his audience that when us double digit inflation rates of the  came Down Farmers were inc polding i he bag. The bag was full of Gray and the Price of Grain had gone a he said the most effective thing to Farmers get Buck on their feet would be to of protectionist moves in Congress.  measures would Only raise prices of what Farmers and All of us and would Likely result in retaliatory Trade barriers against our farm products overseas Reagan said. Rather than erect Trade barriers of our in he went on let s go to work dismantle those obstacles in other countries. To Amway everyone is better  inv nearby Park however several Hun dred toners from four states gathered to protest Rovini stration farm policies. Their policies Are killing us said Tom curl president the Illinois chapter of the american Ariev Iurco movement As the crowd chanted a swin comparing Reagan to a Butcher who winked Only to Cut Cut. Cut spending for the Numy. Carlos Welly. Another my farm activist said Missouri is losing Isk ily farms at an alarming rate. A we re being driven out Wmk said. We have to let the president know my All see Reagan on Page 24 Shch Aransky hopeful his family will join him Jerusalem a Anatoly so Sharansky said wednesday he expected his Mother to leave Moscow within a month and pledged to resume the Campaign that landed him in prison trying to win free emigration for soviet jews. In his first interviews since he was freed in an East West prisoner Swap on tuesday Shch Aransky said he under stood that an exit visa for his 77-year old Mother Ida Milgrom was part of the Deal for his release. I Hope that within a month she will be Here Shch Aransky said. He did not elaborate. In Moscow Milgrom told the associated press that soviet visa authorities had denied knowledge about an order to give a visa to either her or Shch Arans by s older brother Leonid 39. Uri Saver spokesman for prime min ister Shimon Peres said the Shch Arans keys appealed to president Reagan by Telephone to intervene with soviet authorities on behalf of his Mother and brother. They made the Call to Reagan and another to Secretary of state George Shutlz shortly after stepping from the israeli executive Jet that brought them from West Germany. The state department said wednes Day the soviet Union has indicated Mil see family on Page 24 and of the House democrats sized Reagan administration Mil spending increases. Weinberger in a letter to sen. Barry Goldwater r-ariz., chairman of the sen ate armed services committee added he was prepared to demonstrate How the authority would be used by shutting Down the facilities within 45 to 60 Days if con Gress would provide the needed $300 Mil a Ionon expense Money. Tied for closing were a Large Sec Jujj fab in Denver the Arm materials  Laboratory in Watertown mass.7tnwlhjtoj Philadelphia naval Hospital. To sen. Gary Hart d-colo., a men the Senate armed services committe see Dod on Page 24 Channel chums French president Francois Mitterrand and British prime minister Mir Giret Thatcher Exchange copies of the agreement for the construction and operation of a English Channel rail Tun Nel. See Story Pige 23. Reagan s Neutral stance criticized in Philippines Manila Dpi Corazon Aquino sharply rebuked president Reagan on wednesday for his Neutral stance on the philippine election saying Washington s attitude will help president Ferdinand mar cos steal the disputed vote. As the nation s roman Catholic Bishops met thursday to discuss the balloting the Church backed Veritas newspaper said it found Reagan s position on the elections absolutely  the harshly worded editorial said Rea Gan s comments have made it Clear that All Reagan cares about arc his two precious bases in the  to guarantee their safety he will not hesitate to clasp a dictator to his bosom it said. What is it to him that the Man he is embracing manipulated the counting and subverted the True will of the people Aquino said in a terse statement i would wonder at the motives of a Friend of democracy who chose to conspire with or. Marcos to cheat the filipino people of their  . Ambassador Stephen Bosworth paid a Surprise visit to the Aquino Campaign Headquarters wednesday but it was not known if his Mission was connected with her criticism of Reagan. The controversy Over . Attitudes to Ward the bitter election contest Between Aquino and Marcos grew As the philippine National Assembly met for the third Day in Hopes of finally beginning an official count of the ballots cast Friday. Two unofficial vote counts showed the see philippine on Page 24